Picketing: Unions responsible for third party compensation, says Air Peace

…As airline claims N2b loss Air Peace has said that aviation unions would be responsible for third party compensation of passengers and other parties affected by the Tuesday picketing of its operations in Lagos and Abuja airports. The airline

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